Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-09-03
CONDENSED.

The camp meeting at Salida is in
tull blast.
There are eighty-six places in Pueblo
where liquor is sold.
The State Prison has 1928 inmates
only three of whom are women.
The Midland Railroad is finished to
thin eight miles of Leadville.
1t is estimated that there are 10000
tourists in this state at present.
There are said to be $500, 600 worth
of buildings going up in Pueblo.
Breckenridge boasts the possession
of one of the finest museums in the state.
Governor Adams was rendered IL
banquet at G!enwood Springs on the 2Gil
1t is reported that President Cleve-
land has bought an interest in Colorado
mine.
Everything indicates that the Expo
sition at Denver this fall will be a great
| success.
Denver rejoices in the possession of
| 1890 licensed dogs The unlicensed are
| innumerablea
James Farley was burned to death, in
his cabin near Central City last Sunday
| Cause, whisky
Over / 1000 employees and officials of
the Burlington route make Sterling their
| temporary home.
The Santa Fe railroad is building Il
passenger depot at Colorado Springs which
is to cost $4,000.
Some float has been found in an
arroyo near La Junta which assays 80 per
cent. lead and trace of silver.
There have been forty-one mutcs and
nineteen blind children at the asylum at
Colorado Springs the past year.
The bank clearings in Denver last
week showed a gain over those of the cor
responding week in last year of over % per
cent
The recent cool rains which have
fallen throughout the state have driven
great many campers to their homes in
the East.
Mrs. Writer'S preliminary trial has
been concluded and She has been bound
| over in the sum of 600 TO await the ac-
tion OF HE Grand jury.
The State Teachers Institute AT Fort
| Collins was attended by about eighty young
| ladies and gentlemen. Mr.. Cove, of Den
yer, was the conductor.
1t has required over $50. 900 feet of
lumber to build the bridges on the Denver
IL Santa Fe railroad between Colorado
| SPRINGS and Palmer Lake
The heaviest rainfall of the season
visited Denver and vicinity Wednesday af-
| ternoon. great many cellars We're flood
ed and other damage done.
Three train 10 DIS of excursionists
and town lot spectators from Kansas and
eastern Colorado attended the auction, sab,
of lots at Tourist City a few days ago.
John Conway. foreman in the wa
| Ter service of the Denver & Rio Grande
| Hallway, was killed "Wednesday evening
| by the falling of derrick at Palmer Lake.
The Sheriff of Arapahoe county has
| brought suit against the County Attorney
| and the chairman of the Board of County
| Commissioners for defamation of charac-
| er.
The annual meeting of the State Ed
i.orial Association c.lted for S.rto,,,ors
has been postponed one week to accord
with the pos'ponement of the National AS
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